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The effects of hemispheric asymmetries and depression on the perception of emotion
Author: Moretti, M. M., Author: Charlton, S., Author: Taylor, S.
Date created: 1996
The influence of ingroup identification and target prototypicality on facial recognition
Author: Climenhage, L. James
Date created: 2008

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